The premise of [CrazyScience]’s game is really simple, with three servos connected to labels that display rock, paper, and scissors, respectively. The game code is written to pick a label to ...

Rock, paper, scissors, often seen as a game of chance, involves significant psychology and strategy. Game designer Nick ...

For example, scissors beats paper because "scissors cut paper", and rock beats scissors because "rock beats scissors". If both players pick the same option, it's a tie and the game proceeds. Although ...

The origins of rock, paper, scissors can be traced back to ancient China. A 1600s text, Wuzazu by Xie Zhaozhi, mentions the game, then called shoushilling, dating back to the Han Dynasty (206 BC ...